Which network is Central Command controlled with a classified participant list?

• A. Communities of Interest (CoIs)
• B. Combined Maritime Forces Central (CMFC)
• C. Inter-American Naval Telecommunications Network (IANTN)
• D. CaS

Answer: (B)

Central Command controlled networks are built around restricted, need-to-know access to sensitive information for operations in a specific area. The Combined Maritime Forces Central network fits this pattern because it is the CENTCOM-directed platform for multinational naval cooperation in the CENTCOM area, and it maintains a classified participant list to ensure only cleared forces can participate and view sensitive data. The other networks operate under different governance and access models: Communities of Interest are broader, open-topic information-sharing groups; the Inter-American Naval Telecommunications Network serves partners in the Americas with its own governance, and CaS is a different system with its own access rules.